Volkl Blaze 94 Skis 2025

I'm just gonna come right out and say it, people are kinda sleeping on the Volkl Blaze 94. Anyone looking for a lightweight all-mountain ski or a hybrid touring setup could be very stoked with this bad boy. The Blaze is probably one of the most un-Volkl like skis that Volkl makes. While their skis are historically known to be powerful and aggressive groomer slayers, the Blaze has a bit more of a playful personality. It's meant for the skier who likes to spend their time searching for the trees and bumps. It's ridiculously nimble, so tossing it through some tighter terrain or a zipper line takes nothing. On groomers, you can have a great time on these, but it's not the most powerful ski and feels a little shakey if you're really bombing. Despite the speed limit, it grips great in medium to short-radius carves, has a lot of energy in and out of a carve, and initiates each turn very smoothly. If that's the kind of skiing you like to do on groomers, these are fire. The Blaze series wasn't built for high-speed, high-angle, high-horsepower skiing, but it can definitely hang. The Blaze shines in the tight trees, softer snow, casual groomer skiing, or for the backcountry.